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Identify a prominent theme within (at least) any two text’s we have on our calendar. The texts must differ, but the theme must unite them. It can do this in different ways by examining the author’s possible intentions, what is written, and how it is written or alluded to through literary devices. You are basically \u201creading between the lines\u201d to make your point and using the text for support. This is not <\/em>a plot summary, most of your paper should be your own points and interpretations with quotes, paraphrases, and summaries acting as support to your point(s). Use any of the texts we have read for class (including poems) to craft your thesis (end of your introductory–first–paragraph). Your thesis must be argumentative, that is, not factual, but debatable. The more specific, the better the grade.
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What not to do: a theme within two stories is death. –which stories? –death is a topic, not a theme<\/p>\n